The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-06-18

Dist. Those wishing work in the
dental line will do well to call and
have their work done at reasonable
prices. All work in my line is
first-class and satisfaction guaran-
teed.
Little & Co. will soon have
the finest line of Fourth Of July
goods ever brought to the country.
Fire works, fire crackers, japanese
lanterns, and every thing necessary
to properly observe the glorious
Fourth. Wholesale and retail.
Parties from abroad should send in
their orders.
The Bellevue Park Racing
Association has The TRIBUNE's
thanks for complimentary ticket
to their spring races, commencing
July 4th and lasting until the 9Th
inclusive. Bellevue has the best
track in the west, and their races
last year were something immense.
They will be equally as good this
year.
j. G. Whitney, the enterpris-
ing nurseryman of Payette, was in
town last week. Mr.. Whitney says
the tree business is good. We are
glad to hear of SO many of our peo-
pie who are taking an interest in
tree culture. Southern Ada county
will be the largest fruit producing
country in the west in the near flu
ture.
Mike Deyers started for his
sage brush ranch last Wednesday
to become "horny-handed son of
toll" Mike goes out with the
avowed determination of making
the sage brush bloom as the rose,
and has invited the boys to come
out and eat fruit from his orchard |
;wo years from now. The boys are
going and they'll find the fruit too.
Mr.. E. Downs, of Indian Val
ey, is in town for the purpose of
interesting our citizens in the pro-
,osed road from the Valley to
Emmett. The people along the
proposed line of the road and those
likely to be benefited by the trade
which it will bring into this county
ave subscribed quite literally to
he construction fund. Mr.. Downs
as placed the matter before the
Board of Trade.
Mrs. w. B. Waters, of Chi
ago, who has been visiting her sis
Or, Mrs. Strahorn, for several
'eeks, together with her daughter,
Hiss Lulu, started for their eastern
ONE last Monday evening. Mrs.
Waters has made many friends in
aldwell who regret to see her de-
art, but the thoughts of the many
leasant gatherings to which she
pplied her never-failing talent to
lake enjoyable, will keep her
lemory bright in Caldwell society.
rs. Strahorn accompanied her as :
r as Salt Lake.
Mrs. Lucy Mann returned on
-onday morning from a three
lonths' trip visiting friends in
ebraska and Kansas. She re-
orts that three weeks ago they had
hail storm that destroyed their .
lrdens, and in one instance killed :
ne cows-the hail falling to such
depth that the COWS became chill II
and actually froze to death. t
either timber nor fruit will do well ]
that country, and still those d
,or deluded people try to live a
ere while Sunny Idaho offers C
lch inducements. Mrs. Mann is 9
'ry glad to get back again.
-Strahorn, taking advantage of II
e absence of his wife, has been .
'lding "stag" parties down in his =
acious parlors and raising Ned = !.
morally. Gwinn, Coffin, Scott, a
saty, Blatchley and Devers give y
cir poor wives a game about an VI
lportant meeting of the Board of -
'ade, and under the friendly cover "
tho do rkpacc c1i1o oorooo tho ~